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Date Posted: 00:51:07 09/17/99 Fri
Author: Dagmar Robinson
Subject: Re: Clown Loach
In reply to: Jennifer 's message, "Clown Loach" on 15:11:06 09/06/99 Mon

> I have a clown loach that is sick. He has begun t lose
> his "skin", as it appears to be peeling off. At first
> I thought that he had scrapped himself in a rock, but
> it has gotten worse and he is on the verge of dying.
> Should I treat the tank with Sulfa drugs? What would
> you recommend? No other fish seems to be affected by
> it. I have turned the qxygen up on the tank and have
> both power heads working full power to increase the
> oxygen. Thank you
Hi, I have just lost 2 medium sized clown loaches. As they have a habit of staying together when one gets sick you seem to always lose both. Mine had opaque eyes and a white spot on his mouth and the other one got it too. When they died their skin looked fine (no discolouration). I think the only thing you can do is seperate them from the other fish and try stress coat & Myxisun I think it is a really good product, and good luck. They don't appear to be really hardy fish.
Cheers
Dagmar

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